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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-07

ished. / wish
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-07

Mrs. IDA NJ STRONG, of Iihsuorth, Ind. writes
My little hoy had been troubled with hip-Jnin
disease for two years. When he commenced tn
use of your Golden Medical Discovery sn
Pellets he was confined To bis bed. and coul
NOT hse moved without sufrerinR great main H,I
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-07

wise found it all
uniformly availet
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-07

to be asthma, and our altitude beil
breathing attendant upon this distre
creased. But he began to improve a
use of your Discovery, and was en-
full medicine. As for myself. ha,
general debility, and for an affection
and / found that il was without a
We are now never without your ID
Mrs. ". H. NIcKLIN. of Mdrlbor,
first began taking your 'Favorite p
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was unable 10 do m
well md strong, thar
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luue
DISEASE.
cOnsuxp1lox.

wife. She was taken with consumption
tor after another l finally gave up all
poor and having but one dollar in the '
he might show me something; and the
thing did tell me to get your Golden
wife took IL as directed, and as result 81
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ISAAC f. DowNs, ESD. of Spring Valley.
RockidHd CO.. ". T., writes: The Golden
Medical Discovery has cured my daughter
of very had ulcer. Three bottles healed
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-07

treffIi6en Jrieoing 3ur gr5iebung iibers
geben murbe, berIieB Sic Gore has
61lob unb ieitber bat fie In Der Giniies
nelei an benz pilben unb einiamen @eeus
fer brhben eelebt. Nu@ gesen ben Sof'
TOR Stperenbolb, bet bieI i'm SbloiIe
aus unb Elm ging, bate i9 cine SbioiDus
trafie - ia, unb ba fdllt mir aud elm,
iuarum. Mein Better &nbolf mar etua
3tpei Sabre iiinger ols id). St mO9te
bier, i9 feds Sabre alt fein, als ct pi6Bs
Ii1 BON elmer f9meren Sranfbeit befals
len ipurbe. Sd mid nift BON feinem
Bette. Ser Grante fdien cine groBe
6ur6t Dor benz Dottor Smerenbolb 81
baben. SD fann mid beutlif erins
nern. bab mir &ubolf bamals einmal
dugftli1 uno beimIidb fagte, Der 9oftor
babe ibm iuebeSetbau, of, febr webe.
0on ba an fonnte if) ben Smerenbolb
f1id)t mebr auslteben. 8alb barauf bers
Iieb er bas 9orf. gs bieB, er lei iiber
6as Wteer ge5ogen. Sd bea9tete es
faun. als mir ser alte 9lHbres Dpr einis
gen Wo6en iaete, ber Seufelsferl, ber
SmerenbDlb, ieipIDBli9 aus Nmerta
3uriidgefonmert uttD babe Elm gan5es
Guber tolifDrnif9er Golbtlumpen nit
sebra6t. Ats er fd aber beute NIT 10
autraulidsr unpsrf6dmtbeit man iD
MAIDEN mollte, pa erua1te Dse Mntlpas
ibie meiner 2inberiabre wisber in ibrer
bolIen 6tdrfe. ND6 9enug baDou unb
lafen sic uusbon Anbsrsiii reoen. gDie
babeII Sbne1 beute unlere Sallern llnD
liuo 9irten gefallen?
Ob, febr gut. Do 1T bod nod Gris
Joe uno ytatur.
gllerbings, unb aum Slid III es nod
feinem Souriiien eingefallen, bic S96nr
beiten unIerer 8erge 3u entbeden.
Der gsoIb tpor al gnbe uub iiber bos
1Fodfel6 her fielen fdrdo bic lekteu
Gtrolien hsr ,,nteraebenben Gouue ouf
cine Ge5foIf meIdie mr. 0en gfeitern il,
bem Ionoen 6nbitpeo ferinonoelfe. Ser
aug benz Toriie auf bag Blateau hin<
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cages : 1aeuisfeiten.
SnIan n 5


Na6bem Die 8eratbungeu iiber
bic Blair=8lll i'm Senate i6oa iiber 5
Wo6eu gebauert babeu. III oielelbe iebt
auf unbeiiimmte 3eit 3uriidgeitelt
tporoen.
Ser Ssnator 5tanforb BON Ga.
lifornien tuuroe BON einenl Mitgliebe
ieiner beimii9sn StaatslesisIatur ers
fu6t ibm bic @riiu0e su neunen, ma.
rum Ct I'M Senate fur bic Beifdtigung
oer grnennung 2amars gum 8unbess
Dberri1ter 9efiimmt babe. SianfOrb
ermiberte, bab er naG beitem WiGen
uno @emiilen far 2amar Sefimmt babe,
neil er iba fur eineH Der beiieu Mdnner
bes Siioens balte, ben bic 3eit bon
einem &ebslen au eiuem treuen nnionis
fen befebrt babe. ST babe bel Der Mb.
ftimmung ben gusipru6 grants beber.
3i9t, lpel9er mod in feinett leBten2ebens.
ta9en In Be3ug auf Norb unb Gib iagte:
y GaBt uns 6risDen baben!"
Die Gelellidaft aur grri9tung
zines Nonumentes fir Grant bat elm
girfular ausBegeben on 8ilbbauer Mno
9lr9iteften, Tim biefelben aur Sbeilnabs
me an elmer Ronturren3 uno 5ur @inz
ienbuns bon pldnen auf3uforbern.
Der preis bes Monumentes 1T ouf
$500. 900 feHgeiebt tpDrben. Glnf
/ preiie i'm 8eirase bon $500, $1,000,
$500, $500 unb 5000 finb ausgefebt
lporben.
Sie 2nisbts Of .2abor baben
i9on mieber einen 3weiSuerbanb BON
iiber 1000 Mlitglieoern perloren. @s
fnb bies bic Mrbeiter mebrerer GROCER
giiensieBereien in pittsbursb, mel6e
aus oem Srben ausgetreten iinb, um
fi1 benz Werbanbe ber giiens unb
6tablarbeiter anjui9lieBen.
- Die beiben 6anbelstammern bon
ST. pauI unb MinneapoIis iinb 3us
iammengetreten, I'm iiber bic porbereis
tenben @1ritte 3ur 8ereinigung Der
beioen Bis iebt riualilirenben S9mes
iferifdbte 5li beratben.
Muslanb.
Der alpif9en Deuti9lanb unb
StaIieu abgef@lofene 8ertras be-.
| ftimmt, BOB, tpenn Grantreid ems ber
beiben 8ertragssMd9te eingreift, bic
anbere cine Sruppenmadt BON 300, 900
Mann an bic fraus6ffde Grense fens
ben fOll.
- Das nusmdrtige Nmt in Berlin
| lit nit ber 6fterrei1ii6en unb italienis
fden &eeierung in 0erbinbung getres
ten, um Der 5dmei3er &esieritng bas
gu berbieten, mas man in Berlin .oen
9dBbrau@ oes aiplre6ts fiir &epoIue
tiondre" ilennt.
Nn ben europdif9en 86rien gebt
es na9 Der Hismardi6en @ei@stass=
Heoe uiebsr lebbafter her. Die ruffs
| f6en papiere itiesen beoeutenb, ebenio
6fterreidifte unb unsarii6e.
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Eegas 9.

Sn 2ampaias ipirb BEL ber Gar
ma 'ssQuelle elm neues Babeb0us ges
baut. Ser Ir6iteft, ipel9er ben 8au
leitet, 9err Meauirt Don Dallas, fat
beim MbreiBen ber aIten Wauer, peI1e
bic Quelle einf6lieBt, bic Bemertung
gemaht, baB bas bort 3ur Bereitung
bes M6rtels gebrau9te S9mefelmaHer
bic Wirtung gebabt bat, benz W6rtel
einen gang ungem6bnIid boben @rao
bon 0drte 5u geben. ct bat bebbolb
Brobeftiide bon bem bort eefunoenen
Cement nit nod Dallas genommen,
nm fie ieinen 6ouesen au aeigen.
Sn Gtringtomn 1T i'm u6rbfi9en
SbeiIe Der Mie6erlaiIung beim Bruns
nengraben cine bier SUB mddtise 2Obs
lenaber gefunben tDorben. Ser spilot"
be5eihnet fie = tpobl nit l1nre9t = ols
eine Mntbraeits&oble better Mrt. Mabr.
f6einIi6 1T fe BON ber guteu biiumin6
fen SOrte un6 obne 3ueifel mertbpOu.
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obIbabenber .Sramb.A a

Sn Song SsIanb gitp ,Durbe 6ers
mann SLIDER, Elm Seuti9er. tpeI9er
i@on mebrere Male I'M poli3eiifationss
baufe tim Oboa9 nadgefu9t bate,
neuli6, als man ibm ipieber Elm 2ager
angewieien, babel ertaspt, ipie er eine
&olle Banfnoten adblte. Gif9er's &leis
ber tuurben auf Nnorbnung beg Ser.
geanten burhiuGt, nobel man beinabe
in ieber Saf@e ieiner serlumpten Gleis
Der @elb, i'm Gan3en $68.25. iotuie elm
auf ieinen Namlen ousgefteltes 8ants
bud ber yOeutf6en Sparbart" iiber
$429.73 fanb. Slider, Der bas Mus=
ieben zines e9ten cramps bat, er3dblte,
baB er in Der Meefer Str, Br0Otlpn.
elm 9aus belize. auf tueldem iebod
cine 0ppotbet late.
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- &e@t blbi9e gta6tommeni6aft
fam cine @be 5ur GoIge baben,
Die eben in gtetp Oort gef9loHen lit unb
bic beutf6e Bebblterung bes betreffenben
9tabitbeils in einige Mufregung oeriebt
bat. Ser 9eutide @66nmitid. elm
ftattli6er Mann bon ausgeipro1en ger.
rl,anii6em SDpus, bat ii1 nit Belle
Sadfon, elmer ebenboI3i9war3en Sungs
frau reiniter Negerrafe, perbeiratbet.
Sie 8raut erf9ien tn perlfarbigem @es
manoe, bas nit fpeinfarbiger Geioe unb
eilberipiBen reid ber5iert mar; Oran=
genbliitben f6miidten ibr 0aar unb elm
LANCER S6leier tpallte gu ibren GiiBen
nieber. Nfit fr6bliGer iiegesbetpubter
Wtiene blidte iie iiber bic 0o15eitsgdite
bin. Ser 8rdutisam erI9ien in tabels
lofer f6maraer Soileite. mar iebo1 ct:
mas f9eu uub fblug ben 8lid oft ers
r6tbenb nieoer. 8alb aber tbaute er
unter ben Iuitisen &ldnsen Der Muff
auf unb tbeilte bic unge3munsene Jr6bs
li6teit Der 9o95eitsgdiie. gan3 tnges
ff6rt berlief bic Geier aber ni1t, benn
unten in ber @aititube eri9ien tpebfla,
geno cine alte Grau, bic ii6 aIs bic Msuts
ter bes 8rdutigams su erfennen CAB unb
bas Paar ieben tpollte. Oils man ibr
bur6 Elm 9interfeniter bic Braut 3eigte,
fiel fie in Obnmadt, unb bergebli9
Deriudte iie ipdter ibren Sobn gum
Werlaiien Der f1maraen @emeinf1aft
au beDegen. 9pdter eri@ien aud nod
in gr6bter aufresung ber pfesebater
bes 8rdutigams unb molte tuom6eli9
alea SGmar3en Elm 2eibs antbun.
Nur nit bieler Wtbe fonnte man i'm
fortibaffen. @r bebauptete, bob cine
grbf9aft bon $4,000 ben G9bnpiti9
perriidt sema9t babe.
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ssaKe gauth!

Du tiiblif Did nieOersefdlaeen, bait feinen
Gppetit, Did plast aopfweb, Du biit nnrubie
unb nerbOs, fur; Du baft irsenb Elm Wfittel
n6tbis, Did ipieber auf3uri9ten unb nenen
2ebensntutb 3u fafen. @1an bebiene fiG basu
ni6t beftiser Stimulanteu, Griibiabrsmebi.
cinen, ooer pertblofer 8itters, bic fan alle aus
jdIe9tein @bisfeb semadt iinb uno nur fir
flrse Belt aiIreeen unb bann cine nm 70 idblint.
mere Meaetion i'm Gefolge su baben, ionbern
sebrau9e elm aubsrldifias5 Blutreinisunss,
initteI. Gin fo!@es rest 2eber uub gferen ai
Iebbafter Sbdtisfeit an, berleibt neue 2ebens.
fraft unb sisbt benz aeibenben 6eiunbteit unb
Rraft mteber. Sold tin MitteI 1T bas GIec.
tric BitterS. gS foifet nur 80 Gents bic
Glafde unb 1T au baben in ber apotbefe bon
U. Oreib, Gan Nntonio.
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Dameu weroea esfei6terans i9res

2opfwebes, 61pimmen Dor ben Nu.
gen. Magenfdure, llnrube, llnperbau.
Ii@feit, belidnbigen ober seitiueiieH tlers
bbien &opff9mer3en, &Rden ober fies
renf6md@e, 56merSen in ben G9uls
tern unb psri9iebenen 26rpertbeilen,
ibrer Mattigteit unb 66wd6e bur6
bns ginnebnen bon 9 i'm mons 6 IL
Der &eguIator finben. glt
unb Sung follen ibn gebrau9en. ct
f6medt nidt iibel, 1T rein pegetabilii6
uno ni6t naGtbeiIig fiir bic sarteite
Contribution. gfur Der bon s. 8. Sci
lin & So. bereitet, 1T edit.
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xn 8resIou nina fiir,Iid

= Sn 8resIau sing ftirsli6 elm
pro3eB 3u @noe, ber allsemeines Mufie=
ben gemabt bate. Ser fat fe9aiss
idbrige Nr3t Or. me6. unb phil. So
fepb, priuat6ocent an Der bortigen Unit.
Deriitdt, elm leibenf@nftli6er Briefmars
fenfammler, mar bes Diebitahls bon
8riefmerten beidulbist. Der Geri6tss
bof f1llte na9 Idngerer 8erbanblung
elm llrtbeil. bls ben Nagettagten fir
f6ulbig ertldrt unb 3u feds Monaten
@efdngniB uno stuei Sabren @brenber.
luf berurtbeilt.
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ga oie6t in hen @tnoten

= gs sie6t in ben Staaten unb
Serritorien Der Union i'm @an3en 162,s :
383 Wtormonen ieben 9llters unb @es
f9le1ts; 1872, 1927 tpobnen in benz Ell.
gentli@en Canaan, lltah; Die 4nbern
in S6abo, Wpoming, Colorado, gfes
Daba, Nri3ona unb gem Merieo unb fino
tart senus. in minbeiiens stpei ber
Serritorien bur1 3ufammenbalten 3u
berri@en. Mn Der Mormoniiirung al.
Ier Weifsebiete tpirb nit atler Ma6t
gearbeitet.
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9as @eimaft bliibt!

gslmutblid bot aidts ein ioIdes alufbIiiben
bss apotbeier @efddftes bon u. DreiB
berurlaft, nls bic liberale ausibeitung bon
Rrobefafdsn bon vDr. Sings neuerfunoenent
Mittel sesen S@minbfu9t". Der in bieiem
artifel ersseIte llmfab 1T iuabrbaft encrnL elm
8eueis bon Der 9botiade, 6ab bieles tuertb.
bolle WitteI ale Sale bon Suiten, grfdltuns,
afbma, Bron9itis, @rdune unb ale Arten bon
Gals. unb 2unsenIeiben iider eurirt nnb ME
feblfdldst. Man berlude bas Wlittel eri, in.
benz inau fid cine @robefaldye gratis ssben
last. Die sroben Glai@en fofteh 81. Der
Grfolg ipirb sarantirt.
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II { III { 4 8.
sfouan bon Sobannes edere.

lsyortistuua.l
llnier 6reunb Grie6ing, beriebte 3os
bert, ipirAe iageil, baB cine fleine Sihos
,lau5 ui@ts f@abe.
llitb er bdtte re@t, Iieber &obert. Sd
iuenigifeus babe MID hBer bic 9lnmefens'
belt bes Monnes nitt 3u drgern Der.
inpmt. gs ilt uobr, feline @loRen iiber
0asnIte unb iunge Doll, iiber bic 9piele
iinb Sdnae, iiber bic preoigt oes pfars
rers unb bic Ierbanblungen Der @es
lleiubeporIteber tlangen reGt bDsbaft
b6buif@. 0ber iie purben nit einem ges
ipilIen 6umor uorgebradt, ;lnb i6 ges
jfebe gan3 Dffen, bic @infIeibung feiner
i1epbifiopbeIiideu Gartosmen in boz
rode Amerilanismef bat mid b69li9
ers6bt.
gr bat fi6 an sic nibt 10 bireft se.
ipenoet ME an mid, 8betla. Sic fonts
ten babtr 0u6 ni6t bsntlih mabrnebnien,
mas fir cine Atmoipbdre BON @emeins
beit ber Msal1n nm |ih Derbreitete.
Die peii tiber feline 3u6ringli9tsiti
Mbsr CT tpifb fid oiefelbe tpObl Dergeben
Ini1en, 6ehn id babe ibn tiidtig
abtabren Iaiien, wie man 3u iasen
So &iiuihte, sic udren etmas
luenigex froif gegeu ibu uerfabren.
Warnll2
SO jab, baB er Sbnen. als Sic ihm
ben @adeu getuaabt, einen b6ien Bid
ua@worf.
8qt2
Mber fogen sic mir, tper ilt benn Der
Wenf6 eigentli@?
Gr bei6t 9merenboIb unb mar bDrs
mails Mr5i au WippeItifein. Sd fonH
mid feiner mod aus n1einer Rinbbeit
erinnern, aber nur ounteI. Sic tpiRen,
ID lUgrbe BON meinent gliten Sbeint
Rum iDie Elm eigenes Gino nufgenpms
men unb 9epHegt. ipdbrenb ineiu gater
in NusIanbe feline biplomaiif9e Qaufs
hakH berfolgte. so Derbramte i1
igsine fribtite 9iubbeit I'm G@loie
4DippoItliein, uu5ertrennlid BON useis
llefl Better unb 2lltersgeHpIien &ubolf,
BEN ein5i0en Spr6bliH9 lueiues trsifS
e swst s.ss ,,,.,sss, a INV ~ sSaIRss ask. ~ =
Dor mir NIT ben grD6en bIaueit Mugen
ilnb bem bIaHen, leibtGOen 8eii9t9en.
0ssss ~ e. t No. ~ ~; r o {" i;.s ysas nssas,
mn n IN, sss mi, % ho.,s y hs,hs sIsIrs ss;rs
scs,..sx mr. ~ n,s.,hsv, .yJ .srs;,;o.s % % ,,,,s I Sns
MesS s;,,sr sirdEs ;ss;rstss;asn vs ,rMt @ g@v ~,
,,,.ss..s % 6s ns..sr; 'xSsSs Sss Usr Is ~,
sss ;sst - T,,,,scrs ~ ,,sr,s sy.' 'oss "aA
sss Sa;s ~ No. iS.S ssss;b rn ,,,nr ctv. ,rh eb.
90 M mstssrs aSsartsr;ra S @ ssSSs s,en w S..;x, NIX
Gs,,so,,ss ~ s.sss 49, ~;Sr''A" H. D"" 'p''S
iSss Ml.s rs ,a,.ss.s. v ,s.n. ,;x. ,nohx,
w. up k, " aasosn stasI ;o,nts ns a. sue ~,
,,;Ms Z % Ss,sn a. ey ,.@sats ,sSsr sv rs,rs ~ @
% a,sss.v Drn snM - ss;s NJ s1S,s;cn,,e @ s :" nsr
sys;tsr v msts ~ ,,,;r =. csesr vy ~ sr,,souSsr
% TssbsIs i agio III IshStsn sss e.;, Y "a AZ os
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einen ld6nen Sob fanb Der Gel

= ginen i16nsn Cob fanb Der 2ebs
rer 2ebmaun In Neuenbprf bel Witten'
berg. Wdbrenb er bic Orgel bor benz
@oiiesbienI In Der 2ir6e fpielte. ipurbe
er bonn G1lage gstroffen. Die DrgeI
osrlfummte plbblid mitien i'm 2iebe,
unb Der OreauiIf psriiarb In Der Qir6e,
ebe er nod ieiner Bobnung gebra9t
lperben tonnte.
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= Su Golse Der 8erdnberung, bic
ber SDangbo in ieiHsm 2aufe genoms
men bat [moburd mad angebli6 3ubers
l1ffgen Ntittbeilangen iiber cine Miaion
Meniden ibreu Sob gefunben baben
iolleii 1T bic uralte Stabt NibDen,
tDel9e Dor etma 1000 Sabren iibers
i1pemmt tuurbe. tuieber freiseIest tpors
ben. Wian bat bort aablrei6e, fiir bic
Iltertbumstnnbe bo9midtige Gunbe
gemod5t.
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Die ruiii9en 3eiiunsen befpre.
den bic 0erbHentli1ung oes oeuti@s
6ferrei9iiGen 8ertrases nit GROCER
Rube. sic eftldren, baB 3uBlanbs
Dunf9. ben Grisben erbalten 3u feben,
minbeitens ebenio erob iei, pie beries
niee Oeutl1lanbs.
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Sobn 9Dl6. elm % Sabre alter
Deuti@er, III i'm 2reisgeri9t au 2ouiss
bile, 2p., fiir irrfnnig befuubeu.
5ein @eifesIeiben tuutbe mad Musiage
Der Ner,te s. M. &inn uno CHARLES
Sauter bur9 iibermdbiges &auGen
BON @isaretten berbeigefiibrt, beren er
unsefdbr 40 ben Gag eoniumirt baben
fo[l.
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= Weit iiber bic Grensen Der Der.
einigten Gtaaien binaus 1T ct. Safobs
Del aIs unfeblbares 5eilmittel gegen
Rbeumatismus, fopie ale duBeren
Ghmer3sn bstannt.
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- Die gierausfubr Sdnemarfs 6
pro3ent Der Geiammtausfubr) 1T in
iteter 3unabme; 1877 betrug iie 49,
$4,000 Giiid i'm Merib bon 925, 900
2ronen, 1885 aber 723 Mill. Gtid i'm
Wertb bon $4,000 Gronen. Ser
gr0Bte Sbeil gebt nod @nglanb.
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- 1887 luurben In Deuti@lonb 20
MilliOnen 3entner Rlben berarbeitet.
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Die
@Odentlide 5reie Yreiie fiir sefas
erf9eint
ieoea Donnerfa8
lln6 foitet
$3.50 iiir Oaa Sabr pOer @1.25 SRr
6 Wpnate In Wuramsbesablans.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-03-14
A Little Experience.
G. H. r..

As it comes to my mind tonight l thought l
would try and relate little of my experience in
crooked life No doubt it is quite familiar to
some of the inmates of this prison, tut for the
benefit of some of the young men in the outside
world who are about to take the downward road,
l thought few words would rot be out of place
and earnestly hope they may be the means of
saving them from prison CELL 1 was fifteen or
sixteen years old when was first arrested, and
about all l can remember is that 1 was badly
frightened, and why did not reform is something
1 cannot understand. for had all the good advice
kind hearted parents could give son. Well,
after being liberated from Jail thought l would
live right and become an honest man; but l did
not remain that way long, for soon met some of
my old associates and it was only short time
until again found myself behind the bars. Then
began to lose hope, and was worse than ever
and from associatng with bad company, frequent
ed saloons and gambling houses l have finally
landed here. Had realized when l took the
first step downward, what l do tonight l know
would not be here. have mingled with many
classes of people and have often listened to crook.
ed people telling of the big positions they have
held; the banks they have robbed and the big
money they have made. These yarns believed.
and no doubt they had much to do with nv life.
for never heard them tell of the big time thew
served to pay for it all. have also heard since
l came here, few of the inmates say when thew
get out again they won't take any thing but the
clear stuff no more "swags, for them, etc.
One would think TO hear tt em talk that dynamite
would be too slow for them. They are of the dime.
novel, train-robber species who entice BOYS to
evil doing and the penitentiary Nine out of ten
OF these clear-n oneyed men will come back here
again for stealing chunk of iron or bag of rags.
Well, those who determined to lead a crooked
life can DO SO. but have been through the mill
and have come to the conclusion that there is
nothing in it. When leave this pr son intend
to follow the good advice the warden gave MS
some time ago, and "go to saving wood, rather
than return to prison again." and you can bet
will stand by my convict ops. I'll.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-03-14

William T. Price, the Black River Falls lumbe r..
man. and Lutte A. Taylor. the journalist, ere both
dead. Years ago, before Mr.. Price had gone out
of the stage business, they were riding together
on a railway train, and Mr.. Price got to talking
horse. Finally he got interested in telling
about very beautiful and intelligent mare of
which he was very proud and that he valued
highly After extolling her merits for some time
he turned to Mr. Taylor, and for the benefit Of
other listeners, concluded by saying Il woudn' t
sell her at any price. She knows more than you
do. Lute!'' Lute's merry eye twinkled, and with
his inmitable stammer he retorted "N-no, d-don t
sell her, Bill. K-keep her b-by all means, a-and
g-g o to s-schoOl to her.-A1inneapolis Lumberman
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-03-14
When?

When jury-tixers will be fixed behind the
bars of the state prison. honest citizens may
look hopefully forward for the rights of
man.
When intelligent gentlemen will cease to
pay fittings to ignorant aliens of recent i'm
pOrtatiOn, so as to make themselves secure
and solid in their clerical positions, we may
look forward to an honest political admins
tratiOn.
When fathers will have the manhood to
kick their brats of boys who will not work,
and borrow money in every direction on the
strength of their fathers name-out of the
house to shift for themselves, then some
good may be accomplished in the next de-
cade.-S. F. Public Opinion.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-03-14
Free at Last.
Editor Mirror:

Editor Mirror:
have been reading an article in the New
York Sun on the ''Grave \ ard at Sing
Sing" 1t is a graphic and effecting picture
of that noted and much written about pris
on. and my mind reverts to the burying-
ground of our own prison. wonder where
it is: what it is; and how many of our fell
low unfortunates have found a final resting
place there? How many miserable fellows
have given up the unequal struggle of hope
against hope. and. battered and bruised by
adversity's hard blows. have found peace
full place at last in the bosom of mother
earth? Their misguided and rOck-bound
banks have found safe harbOr forever free
from the devasting storms OF this cold
world.
Full little thou knowest that hast not tried,
What hell it is in prison long to bide;
To lose good days that might be better spent
To waste long nights in pensive discomfort;
To speed to-day, to be put back tomorrow;
To feed ON hope, to pine with fear and sorrow"
Poor fellows. The headstones Gf there
be any, above their unpretentiOuS graves
could tell sadder and more pathetic story
than is heralded by the gided monuments
in the big cemeteries OF the cities. They
could tell of unrequted love; of misspent
fortunes; of rum-ruiDed youth; of blasted
hopes; of wasted opportunities: of mis-
directed talents; of mans revenge and the
laws great greed; but, above all these, in
pity they could tell. of fond mother weep
ing for Il lost son who can never return; he
has molly spared her the knowledge of his
disgrace. and gone unattended to a dis
hOnOred grave with an incOgnitO that wells
forever the secret of his sad fate from her
he loves dearer than his Iife-a self-Sacri-
ticing love worthy of hero! A loving Sis
ter is waiting tonight in an eastern city,
with hopeful expectancy and sisterly devO-
ton, for the return home Of brother whose
''time'was to have expired here next month.
But life is uncertain, and the Governor of
all governors saw fit to release him before
the expiration of his sentence. and his Sis
ter. alas. Will await his coming in vain.
Let us hope that they will meet some sweet
day upon those peaceful shores. where
mans lnhumanitv to mi NJ will cease, and
where prisons will not be needed
The harsh changing of the prison bell.
which now startles and dsturbS my gloomy
reverie. bids me retire to fitfu SAUNDERS.
but though its dismal echoes reach that lit
tie graveyard in the distance. its inmates
heed them not. They are sleeping the last
deep sleep in dreamless bed; and the cold
bleak winds, that are waling weird re-
QUEEN over the deSOlate mounds of the dead
convicts tonight will not disquiet their
long. sweet rest.
THE storm that sweeps the winter sky,
No more disturbs their sweet repose,
Than summer evenings latest sigh
That shuts the rose.''
G. IT r